Harvey Waroona Reporter

TENNISBrunswick rising tennis star

Budding Brunswick tennis player Alifaye Gidgup has served up a storm at the South West Zone Tennis Tournament this month.

Briana Fiore

Alifaye Gidgup, 9, wins the Bunbury Tennis Carnival.

HARVEY BEFF$50m Wheatbelt feedlot to create 60 jobs at Harvey Beef

Briana Fiore

TOMATO SAUCETomato sauce season in Harvey

With tomato vines at their peak, it’s sauce season in the South West and many residents are embracing their Italian heritage by making homemade tomato sauce.

Briana Fiore

WILDLIFE RESCUERSYarloop animal rescuers need a hand

Two Yarloop pensioners have been devoting their love, time and savings to care for injured wildlife.

Briana Fiore

FARM ACCIDENTQuick thinking saves Harvey toddler’s life

A freak accident two weeks ago almost claimed the life of a two-year-old boy in Harvey.

Briana Fiore

CricketHarvey-Benger youngsters play well

Harvey-Benger’s Year 6 team finished their first year in the Bunbury and Districts Junior Cricket Association on the weekend.

cricketHarvey-Benger see off colts

Harvey-Benger Cricket Club second grade kept their finals hopes alive, defeating third-placed Colts Cricket Club by 13 runs on the weekend in Bunbury.

Waroona hardware win‘Little’ shop shines on national stage

Waroona’s family-owned hardware store has been recognised as one of the best in the country.

Jacinta Cantatore

Police alarm on garage burglaries

Last chance to have your say on draft plan

Residents warned to be wary of scam emails

PANCAKE TUESDAYYummy pancakes served up to make most of Lent

Sweet pancakes were served up at last night’s Harvey Community Dinner to mark the beginning of Lent.

Briana Fiore

Forestry Road fatalityBunbury man dies in Myalup crash

A Bunbury man has died after his vehicle left the road and struck a tree.

Jacinta Cantatore

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Special series: Part oneOur five part investigation into WA’s education

A Baltic republic once annexed by the Soviet Union with a population smaller than Perth’s is streaking ahead of Australia in terms of education. The answer? Making schooling free.

Bethany Hiatt

Coffee o’clockPerth’s best breakfast and brunch spots reviewed

Whether you’re looking for somewhere kid-friendly, Instagrammable or are in dire need of a big, greasy breakfast, your search for a morning destination that ticks all the boxes just got a lot easier.

Kate Emery

Regional News

ExclusiveCollie vet manager faces string of sex charges

Nicholas Edis appeared today in Collie Magistrate’s Court facing 23 charges, including seven counts of sexually penetrating a child under 16 years of age.

Shannon Verhagen

More domestic violenceKalgoorlie campsite murderer jailed for 17 years

A man who fatally bashed his partner at a Kalgoorlie campsite a month after she gave birth to one of their children has been jailed for at least 17 years over the “brutal” murder.

Shannon Hampton

Salmon celebrationWhat’s in store during ‘Autumn of Salmon’

A three-month long fishing competition will feature among a host of events set to be run during a massive celebration of WA salmon.

Man led police on wild chase day after court appearance

Man in court accused of stomping on elderly man’s head

Coronavirus a windfall for town

WA News

Show cancelledPerth Festival hit by another cancellation

Disco diva Evelyn “Champagne” King has cancelled her show at Perth Festival’s Chevron Lighthouse on the eve of her scheduled performance on February 27.

Simon Collins

Serious injuriesMotorcyclist hits cop car trying to escape police

Police are calling for witnesses to a serious crash involving a motorcycle and an unmarked cop car in Kelmscott yesterday.

Elderly man charged with meth possession after crash

Man wanted over Gosnells shooting questioned

PM implements emergency plans with ‘pandemic upon us’

Extra heightEast versus West: The transfer plot ratio debate

West Perth residents claim they are bearing the brunt of Perth’s transfer plot ratio scheme, which has led to oversized towers in the precinct but failed to result in heritage conservation.

Kim Macdonald